Eliza Hull shares tender alt-pop single, 'Better' and announces forthcoming album, 'You'd Think We'd Be Used To Change Now' (Out December 4)

Dja Dja Wurrung Country/Castlemaine-based songwriter, musician, advocate and writer, Eliza Hull returns with her most personal and emotionally expansive work to date in latest single, ‘Better’ - a track exploring change, nostalgia, relationships, womanhood, desire and the continual process of growing into who we become.

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Concrete Surfers ride the wave of fuzzy garage punk on brilliant self-titled full-length album

Magandjin/Brisbane’s Concrete Surfers have been carving their name into the Australian musical landscape over the past decade, touring the country countless times, supporting major artists, playing highlighted festivals, and now, they have finally released their first ever full-length self-titled album.



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Lottie McLeod finds the humour and heart in the mundane in irresistible new single, 'Wednesdays at the Waterloo'

Magan-djin/Brisbane’s Lottie McLeod shows off her lighter and more playful side on new single ‘Wednesdays at the Waterloo’ - a song that sprung up organically about losing at pub trivia due to a wordless crush on your teammate. The track (and the accompanying music video) takes the warm, indie-pop/alt-country sounds of previous single, ‘Sunburnt’ to starry-eyed heights.

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Phil Jamieson savours the moment on latest effervescent single, 'Reading Keats in Byron Bay'

Australian rock royalty, Phil Jamieson continues in his singer/songwriter mode with forthcoming sophomore album, ‘10CHARLIE’ fast approaching (releasing on August 14), and he has shared an effervescent outing in latest single, ‘Reading Keats in Byron Bay’ - a track laden with crunchy guitars and creamy melodies, out now.

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